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jql query for filtering open to rejected bugs with assignee as all developers in a project

Rajesh K
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June 12, 2023

jql query for filtering open to rejected bugs with assignee as a particular group in a project

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Warren Kent
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June 12, 2023

assuming you have a status called "Rejected", you can try the following:

1. if you have a list of the users in the team/group, you can list them 
project = ABC and issuetype in (bug) and assignee was in (a,b,c) and status in (open, rejected)

2. In our case we have a custom team/group field :
project = ABC and issuetype in (bug) and "Team[Dropdown]" = "abc" and status in (open, rejected)

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Anne Saunders
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June 12, 2023

If the devs on a given project are in a specific Jira Group (devops, frontend, [Client] devs, etc.), you could also replace the "assignee was in (a,b,c)" or ""Team[Dropdown]" = "abc"" from @Warren Kent's examples with "assignee was in membersOf("[GroupName]")"

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Jehan Bhathena
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July 6, 2023

Hi @Rajesh K ,

Based on your query "filtering open to rejected bugs with assignee as a particular group"

You can try : 

status changed FROM Open TO Rejected AND assignee in membersOf("Groupname")

 Or if you want to include the 2 Statuses , then :

status in (Open,Rejected) AND assignee in membersOf("Groupname")

Reference :

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